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OXIDATIVES WINES

THE HERITAGE OF MAS AMIEL

MAS AMIEL has been producing fortified oxidative wines for more than 200 years, mastering the art of blending. The 20, 30, and 40-year-old cuvées are composed of multiple vintages of fortified Grenache Noir, each aged for a minimum of two, three, or four decades in oxidative conditions. These wines reflect the estate’s savoir-faire, style, and commitment to heritage. They stand as living testaments to the legacy of MAS AMIEL and its iconic Grenache Noir.

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30 Years Old
30 Years Old Sale priceFrom £89.00
40 Years Old
40 Years Old Sale priceFrom £109.00
Vintage 99
Vintage 99 Sale priceFrom £99.00
Vintage 85
Vintage 85 Sale priceFrom £109.00
Vintage 80
Vintage 80 Sale priceFrom £130.00
Vintage 69
Vintage 69 Sale priceFrom £185.00

Heritage & Legacy

THE OXYDATIVES OF MAS AMIEL

UNIQUE WINEMAKING TECHNIQUE

Our oxidative Vins Doux Naturels, made from old-vine Grenache grapes fortified while still on the skins, spend one full year under the open sky in glass demijohns, exposed to the Roussillon sun and its dramatic temperature shifts, before continuing their slow, decades-long evolution in century-old casks.

VINIFICATION OF SWEET WINES

THE PERFECT PAIRING WITH CHOCOLATE & CHEESE

Oxidative wines pair beautifully with sweet dishes such as desserts or chocolate, unveiling their full aromatic richness.Thanks to the unique character of Grenache grown on the Mas Amiel terroir, these wines retain remarkable freshness and vibrancy, resulting in a beautifully balanced wine.Their distinctive rancio notes, resulting from the long natural oxidation, also open the door to more daring pairings, such as aged cheeses, walnuts or coffee, offering profound and refined tasting experiences

PARCELS, GRAPE VARIETIES & TERROIR

90% Grenache Noir, 5% Maccabeu, 5% Carignan

The soils, composed of weathered schist and black marl, benefit from a full south-facing exposure that ensures optimal ripening of the grapes. Vineyard management prioritises traditional ploughing to preserve living soils and encourage deep root systems. The old-vine Grenache, over forty years of age and trained in the traditional goblet bush form, delivers naturally low yields of around 18 hl/ha, with a planting density of 3,500 to 4,000 vines per hectare.